Sentence examples for structure that cuts from inspiring English sources

"It's an elaborate structure that cuts back on their tax liability".

Is it possible that our fascination with the rich reflects some flaw in the nation's value structure that cuts across class lines?

But a government bailout, along with two-tiered pay structure that cut wages for new employees by $12 an hour, saved the company and delivered it into the hands of Fiat, which now is its majority owner.

From higher magnification at Fig. 4d and f, it is clear that the flowers are formed from the belt structures that cut each other forming a flower structure.

Aspect-Oriented Software DeveloparadigmOSD) is a paradigm that promotes advanced separation of concerns and modularity throughout the software development lifecycle, with a distinctive emphasis on modular structures that cut across traditional abstraction boundaries.

In the Philadelphia painting, Turner has augmented this feeling of a political altarpiece by turning Westminster Bridge into a structure that seems cut from alabaster rather than limestone, and appears to liquefy into the flame-tinted water at its far end.

The process is a complex system consisting of multiple ingredient streams feeding into a continuous mixer with an output through an extrusion die producing a structure that is cut into 30-in.

Fork collapse is thought to result from the replication fork running into a transient nick on the template strand, by fork reversal (pairing of the nascent strands) leading to the formation of Holliday junction or "chicken-foot" structure that can be cut by a HJ endonuclease or direct cleavage of the stalled fork by structure-selective nucleases, such as Mus81– Mms4 or Slx1– Slx1.

Employers should not attempt to structure an accommodation in a manner that cuts an employee's pay.

In summary, this study has shown that distributions of FPG and 2-h plasma glucose, in general, do not give rise to a bimodal structure that is useful for deriving a cut point for diabetes in populations of different origin.

Consequently, when known diabetes is removed, distributions of plasma glucose do not commonly give rise to a bimodal structure that is useful for deriving a cut point for diabetes.